It seems that you suppose that keeping those kids in "normal" school is better for them than moving them to some schools tailored to their needs.
There is nothing obvious about that. Removing the worst disruptors from standard classes may be a win-win. People are diverse and cannot be all served by a one-size-fits-all school type.
It seems that you suppose that keeping those kids in "normal" school is better for them than moving them to some schools tailored to their needs.
There is nothing obvious about that. Removing the worst disruptors from standard classes may be a win-win. People are diverse and cannot be all served by a one-size-fits-all school type.